When you look at superheroes, fantasy stories, or anything of the like, they’re really not so far out of reality when you remember that we have the full empowerment of Divinity within ourselves. The point is, we simply need to remember to remember!
This A Cuppa C, posted on Monday, June 20, 2011, talks much more about the power of thoughts and words, how it works, and how to notice and improve conscious thinking/speaking in your every day life!
Since I really prefer to keep the home page for blogging, I decided to create a page dedicated to “A Cuppa C” Webcasts, which go up on YouTube twice per week. This way, you’ll have all of the Webcasts to refer to in one place; or, you can simply subscribe to my YouTube channel! I put it right into the top navigation of the site; just click on Webcasts to get there.
“A Cuppa C” from Tuesday, June 14, 2011… discussing the wise words of a Hopi elder, anxiety, and the importance of clearing the mind.
NEW… 10-minute videos that will be posted every Tuesday and Thursday! The idea is to cover a wide variety of spiritual and metaphysical tidbits to help you in whatever way I can! “A Cuppa C” came to me while working out on the elliptical one day… it’s a keep-it-brief snipit that you can watch while drinking a cuppa coffee, tea, or whatever your preference… and the “C” actually stands for Creator – or Mother/Father God, Spirit, Source, or whatever your preference of name for the Universal Being of All That Is.
Since my return from my road trip early last month, I’ve had many people ask me, “So, what would you say are the two or three biggest takeaways from your road trip and retreat in New Mexico?” My answer: “Only two or three?!” Seriously! Well, in order of magnitude, I Read more…
It’s the last night of the phenomenal solo road trip that I took from North Carolina to New Mexico and back. Here I am in Crossville, Tennessee, listening to the bullfrogs talk to each other, the tree frogs chirp, and various insects and even birds in song as the moon comes out next to the fishing pond in one of the most beautiful campgrounds I have ever visited.
The best way for us to get rid of the politics that prevent us from fully accepting each other and ourselves is to take down the walls… it’s all a matter of seeing the world like flavors of ice cream.